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Glenn attended the 2026 Esri Developer & Technology Summit, focusing on the ArcGIS Maps SDK for JavaScript, the ArcGIS API for Python, imagery, and GeoAI. Highlights included building AI assistants with the Maps SDK for JavaScript, app development with web components, GeoAI with imagery and 3D data, managing and analyzing cloud imagery with Python, and real-time analytics with ArcGIS Velocity. Glenn also discovered the summit’s annual dodgeball tournament, but by the time he learned about it, the tournament was already full. Sign up early if you go!

Glenn attended the 2025 Esri User Conference with a focus on imagery, remote sensing, and GeoAI. His sessions covered drone and reality mapping workflows from capture to insight, image management and analysis at scale, multidimensional change and trend analysis, pretrained deep learning models for feature extraction, and Python automation with ArcPy and the ArcGIS API for Python. Glenn also won a free Trimble Catalyst DA2 GNSS receiver and connected with GIS professionals from around the world, including New Zealand, Austria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Canada, as well as Texas, Alaska, California, Oregon, Ohio, Florida, and Colorado.

Glenn attended the 2018 Esri User Conference while working as an Environmental Scientist and Project Manager at Tetra Tech, connecting with the GIS community and exploring new ArcGIS capabilities for environmental and emergency response work.

Glenn’s role: Glenn was a supporting developer on 3DBridgE. He led the implementation and development of the backend and database configuration using Python, Django, PostgreSQL, and pgAdmin III. He built the Django web application that queried and managed data from the PostgreSQL database, handled user input, and returned bridge data as XML over HTTP to the 3D application. At the 2016 Michigan Bridge Conference, Glenn presented on the Server and Database Implementation of 3DBridgE.